The New York Times: H.I.V. Prevention Gel Hits Snag: Money, By Celia W. Dugger JOHANNESBURG — When scientists celebrated the announcement in July thata vaginal microbicide had finally been found that significantly reducedH.I.V. infections in women, there was
Cruise Ship Brawls – A Problem that Will Get Bigger with Bigger Ships
Paul Ash, who writes columns for the Times Live in Johannesburg under the name “The Wanderer,” addresses the issue of violence by cruise passengers in an interesting article entitled “Punch-Ups and Brawls on Cruise Ships: Whose Fault is it Anyway?”
The article mentions what is described as a
Anti-Immigrant Violence Spreads Like Wildfire in South Africa
The N.Y Times reports on some scary events this weekend in Johannesberg, South Africa, a nation that has struggled to overcome the legacy of racial apartheid:"Violence against immigrants, like some windswept fire, spread across one neighborhood after another here in
Is your brain locked in first gear?
Robert Millard My Edge International colleague in Johannesburg, Robert Millard, passed this along internally – I immediately sought his permission to share it with you. You are driving down the road in your car on a wild, stormy night,
Partner Mandi Fleiser turbo charges Grant Thornton’s “esprit de corps”!
Mandi Fleiser If esprit de corps in your office is so fantastic that you are looking for ways to suppress it, then skip this post. However if you want to see a brilliant, simple and time efficient way of enhancing
Deneys Reitz ends its retreat with philanthropy
Deneys Reitz is a top South African law firm that thinks as much about others as it does about itself. I had the privilege of helping this great firm through a retreat last weekend at The Castle Kyalami near Johannesburg.
Rainmaking in Johannesburg (September 1)
For friends and clients in South Africa, here is a reminder of how you can register for my presentation, Rainmaking for Professional Service Firms, at The Gordon Institute of Business Science (University of Pretoria, Johannesburg Campus).
I look forward